This article describes the experience of fighting corruption in China. The analysis of the regulatory and legal framework, the features of legal technology related to the criminallegal prohibitions of manifestations of corruption and a number of organizational measures aimed at preventing corruption crime. It was noted that the norms of the international standard on combating corruption began to be introduced in the country since 1980. In 2007, the State Department for the Prevention of Corruption was created. His responsibilities include identifying corrupt officials, taking anti-corruption measures, and conducting investigations. The author concludes that criminal and disciplinary sanctions are the most commonly used measures in the fight against corruption around the world, and these features are most clearly seen in China, where such repressive mechanisms are the main levers in the fight against corruption.